| Hi John, Two Australian hospitals have been officially recognised as the first hospitals to adopt the highest international standards of digital health at the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society AsiaPac18 event.
Cloud storage provider Dropbox yesterday announced Dropbox Extensions, a series of deep integrations allowing users to reduce the number of steps for common tasks like signing documents. David Williams takes an in-depth look at what else it can do.
Vodafone was gushing exuberantly yesterday about how the Melbourne Cup gave its mobile network a massive spike in traffic. The telco also announced that it had expanded its list of mobile roaming destinations.
Pulse Data Centre, built by construction firm FKG Group as part of its Toowoomba Technology Park, has been appointed to the official Queensland Government information and communications technology supplier panel for the provision of data centre as a service.
Australian-listed mobile entertainment and digital media company Crowd Mobile says it is continuing to shift its focus towards the growing social media marketing industry, as it released results projecting first half revenues of $1.25 million for FY19. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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